**Furan recovery

2009-03-17View Original

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Our company uses the Grignard reaction, with **furan as the solvent**; after the Grignard reaction is complete, **furan is recovered first** (the recovered **furan also contains toluene, with toluene being the main component left over), and then water is added for hydrolysis. Due to incomplete recycling, a portion of the **furan dissolves in water after being mixed with water and is then discharged. In any case, including losses from recycling and those in water, **30% of furan is consumed – this is a huge waste. I was wondering if anyone has any ideas on how to address this issue?

Reply #22009-03-17

**Furan and toluene in water can be recovered through resin adsorption; if you are interested, please contact me at gfmin@sina.com

Reply #32012-05-17

There are many ways to recycle **furan and toluene; if you are interested, please contact me at ouyangsbb@163.com

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